Prince Andrew It seems to have a gloomy future in the Royal Family as a new book highlighted his frustration after the loss of royal titles because of his scandals involving Jeffrey Epstein And others.

Deprived the military ranks and royal sponsorship in 2022. In the year, the Duke York now runs a quiet, Full life in the Royal Lodge.

Royal commentators claim that the Author Anrew Lowie's explosive book is probably ending Prince Andrew's hope that Epstein scandal is re-established and maintained.

The author Andrew Lownie offered the Stark Assessment of the Future of Andrew in the Royal Family, describing the Duke York as frustrated and more marginalized after the loss of royal status.

Now says 65, it is said that he still does not fight emotionally after the scandal that led to his royal and military titles and patrons that he took almost three years ago.

In his new biography "Name: The rise and fall of the house York," Lownie shares the problem of Prince, suggesting that Andrew is facing a limited future publicly and privately.

He also mentioned that Andrew, who recently provided the right to stay in the Royal Lodge, seems to embrace a quieter, more withdrawn way of life.

"I don't think there is no public future. I'd say his private future is quite limited," Lowie said Sky News. "I mean, he lives in the Royal Lodge, Golf Game, watches TV and assumes that his grandchildren ... live a retired man's life."

Lownie discovered that, according to the Insider Palace, the loss of his headlines was deeply influenced by Andrew.

"What most of him annoys him is the lack of royal status. It really gave him his own sense of identity," he said at the exit. "And that's, you know, it can't be mitigated in uniforms and pull around and be important."

Andrew's position in the Royal family quickly eroded in numerous relationships, including his close connections with the late convicted sexual offenders Jeffrey Epstein, sexual abuse of Giuffe, and his relationships with the alleged Chinese spy yang tengbo.

2022. year, Queen Elizabeth II officially took off his son's military ranks, royal sponsors, and his. bumps, forcing him to step down from his role as a work royal language.

Shortly after the loss of these titles and honors, Andrew's Freedom of the City of York was also revoked after the councilors vote.

By the way, Lown referred to greater transparency and responsibility in the Royal family, emphasizing significant secrecy that came across during his book.

The author spent four years working on his latest biography and brought hundreds of freedoms of requests for the requirements for various government wards.

Still, Lownie says many of his inquiries are tied to Andrew and his activities rejected without a clear explanation.

"Clearly, there are details that people picked up and ran. And you know, it's inevitable in those kinds of books," he said, by that New York Post. "If they earn our trust and support, they must show that they don't hide things - to behave well."

Lownie added: "They blame everything for security reasons, to cost both men-hours, to protect data, to my questions that are too wide."

The Royal Commentator Pauline Maclaran believes that the book ", it seems that the book" sealed the fate of Andrew, if it ever hopes to be officially returned to the work kingens. "

"The public will want to see a clear action about the king's part, I think especially as Andrewine's relationship with Epstein is reducing again," she said, by BBC News.